Dogs can eat bean paste, but they should eat less. Bean paste can help dogs diuretic and reduce swelling, nourish their stomach and strengthen their spleen. However, the sugar content in bean paste is high. If your dog eats food with high sugar content, it will increase the burden on the digestive system and may cause diarrhea. Just eat it once a week. The starch content in bean paste is also relatively high, and high-starch foods can cause dogs to gain weight.

The bean paste fed to dogs must have no seasonings and no added sugar to avoid causing obesity and gastrointestinal discomfort in dogs.

Do not let dogs eat the following items

The first: salt

Salt is the cause of adult diseases One, it’s not good for the dog’s health. Foods with high salt content, such as dry food, salted salmon, small fish and shrimp cooked in sugar and soybean wine, should not be given to dogs. Among meats, avoid foods with high salt content, such as ham and bacon. For irritants such as mustard and pepper, dogs may suffer from ulcers from the mouth to the gastrointestinal tract after eating them, and may be unable to eat. Accidents like this can easily happen when sharing people's meals, so be careful.

Second type: onions

Onions are a food that must not be given to dogs. Onions are highly toxic to dogs’ blood and will dissolve red blood cells. In severe cases, it can cause acute anemia and even be life-threatening. The toxicity of onions will not disappear even if they are chopped, boiled or fried. Onions in hamburger beef can also cause reactions in small dogs that can lead to anemia. Not limited to onions, all onion-based foods such as green onions are prohibited. If you accidentally feed it to your dog, it will cause vomiting and bloodshot eyes. Take your dog to the veterinarian immediately.

The third type: cold milk

Some parents will take milk directly from the refrigerator for their dogs to drink, but this is harmful to the dog's body. For puppies whose bodies are not fully grown, cold milk is the cause of diarrhea. For puppies, diarrhea should not occur frequently. Frequent diarrhea can easily make the dog weak. Therefore, when feeding milk, the milk must be warmed to the level of human skin and cannot be overfed.

Fourth: Grapes

Grapes can cause poisoning in dogs. According to reports, dogs eating only 3.2 ounces of grapes per 20 pounds will cause poisoning. Symptoms of grape poisoning in dogs include vomiting, loss of appetite, severe abdominal pain and diarrhea 1-3 hours after eating grapes or raisins. Other symptoms include weakness, tremors, thirst and dehydration. Partially ingested grapes or dried glucose are found in the animal's vomit or excrement.